Impressive Home Ceremony Unites Miss Mann And Sgt Hughes
The wedding of Kathryn Mann and Sgt. John Wilford Hughes sealed with a private home ceremony at 600 Hillcrest Drive Saturday eight p.m. Dr. C. E. Rozzle officiated. Bridesmaids in ice blue gowns, maid of honor Nelson Mann, and the bride wore ivory satin with a long train. A reception followed by Mrs. Randall Newton Mann. The couple plans a wedding trip. Hughes is stationed at Camp Butner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Mann
John Wilford Hughes
Ot Aoe
Fred N. Tate
Hillcrest Drive
C. E. Rozzle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Nelson Mann
Randall Newton Mann
W. E. Hughes
Mrs. Hughes
Mr. Mann
High Point
High Point High School
Brenau College
Gainsville
Alpha Gamma Delta
Sergeant Hughes
Camp Butner
United States Army
J. O. Connor
Army
Mrs Hal Bowden Bridal Honor Shower Held Here
Informal party at Miss Ma Lindsay Street honored Mrs Hal Bowden former Billie Mason. Guests played games and enjoyed prizes won by Celeste Jones Roy Bizzell and Robert Mason. Tables held bridal molds cakes and nuts while yellow roses marked the honoree’s seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bowden
Helen Mason
Mabel Bray
Lindsay St
Bowden
Billie Mason
Celeste Jones
Roy Bizzell
Robert Mason
Ruth Jones
Esther Ingram
Mesdames
Dorsay Willowby
Wilbur Newman
Eck Spencer
Bryant Beaman
C. N. Mason
G. B. Bowden
Tedder Bowick Marriage Is Announced Today
Mr and Mrs E H Tedder 512 Denny Street announce the marriage of their only daughter Beulah Blanche Tedder to Travis B Bowick of Charleston S C on December 19 at Asbury Methodist Church Charleston Rev Bryce Herbert officiating The bride wore powder blue wool street length with navy accessories and corsage of sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley After a short wedding trip they will live at 98 Congress Street Charleston Beulah Blanche attended Allen Jay High School class of 41 and worked at the Navy yard in Charleston Bowick is son of Mr and Mrs T S Bowick of Charleston Educated in Charleston he is also connected with the Navy yard in Charleston The couple entered the church together and were attended by Miss Nona Mae Pastell and another attendant The church was decorated with ivy and white gladioli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Tedder
Denny Street
Beulah Blanche Tedder
Travis B
Bowick
Charleston
S. C
Asbury Methodist Church
Bryce Herbert
T. S. Bowick
Charlesto
Navy Yard
Congress Street
H. T. Frazier
E. Green Street
Jewell
P. L. Culler, Jr
Greer Street
High Point
Spartanburg
Carolina
Mr. Culler
P. L. Culler
This City
Perry L Culler
Miss Meredith Marries Thomas E. McCarter Jr
Mrs Lee Meredith announces the marriage of daughter Kathleen to Thomas E. McCarter Jr on December 23. Rev J D Williams of Welch Memorial Church officiated. Maid of honor was Helen Meredith from NC States College. Guests included Mrs W E Simmons and Mr and Mrs Ben Hill and Nancy. Kathleen and Thomas are connected to families from High Point and Brooklyn with Navy service at Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Meredith
Kathleen
Thomas E. McCarter, Jr
J. D. Williams
Welch Memorial Church
Helen Meredith
N. C. States College
W. E. Simmons
Ben Hill
Nancy
Thomas E. McCarter
Brooklyn
N. Y
High Point
Navy
Pensacola
Fila
High Point High School
Junior Service League January Meeting Planned
The Junior Service League schedules its January meeting Tuesday at 10:30 in the Leaue rooms at the Adams Memorial, with a nine o'clock board session and the general meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Leaue
Adams Memorial Fae
Local clubwomen met walking to meetings amid patriot question
Two clubs held meetings this week amid rumors of a ruling against pleasure driving. The Twentieth Century Study Club gathered at Mrs E D Henderson’s home with strong turnout while the Priscilla Club traveled on foot to Mrs Fred Ingram’s newly moved home at 1116 Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Twentieth Century Study Club
E. DD. Henderson
Priscilla Club
Fred Ingram
Rotary
New York State Couple Wed Here
Eleanor Louise Olmstead and Erwin R. Paul of Woodhull N Y were united in marriage Saturday January 2 1943 at the home of Dr and Mrs A B Conrad. The ceremony was a simple ring service led by Conrad pastor of the First Baptist Church of High Point. Mrs Paul daughter of A H Olmstead and the late Grace Cass Olmstead formerly of Rochester N Y is a Mechanic Institute graduate and Columbia University alumna. Mr Paul a prosperous Steuben County farmer is son of the late Wilber and Mrs Paul of Woodhull N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conrad
Eleanor Louise Olmstead
Erwin R. Paul
Woodhull
N. Y
Conrad
First Baptist Church of
High Point
Paul
A. H. Olmstead
Grace Cass Olmstead
Rochester
N .Y
Mechanics Institute
Hester
Columbia University
New York City
Steuben County
Wilber Paul
December Bride War Savings Staff Seeks Regional Meetings
Women's Division of the War Savings Staff schedules two weeks of planning meetings across North Carolina starting Monday to review progress and chart future bond and stamp sales. Mrs. Nancy C. Robinson of Jackson Miss leads the conferences with Karl Bishopric. Regional chairmen and advisory board members will attend in Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point North Wilkesboro Hickory Asheville Charlotte Southern Pines Lumberton Elizabethtown Goldsboro New Bern Elizabeth City Hertford Durham and Raleigh with local arrangements by regional chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Savings Staff
North Carolina
Nancy C. Robinson
Jackson
Miss
Karl Bishopric
Spray
Greensboro
Irving Carlyle
Winston-Salem
Carter Dalton
High Point
North Wilkesboro
Ed M. Anderson
West Jefferson
Hickory
Charles Gold
Rutherfordton
Asheville
R. A. Sutton
Sylva
Albert Lathrop
Charlotte
Francis 0
Goldsboro
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
E. B. Borden, III
Goldboro
Elizabeth City
A. J. Ward
Hertford
Durham
J. S. Mitchener
Raleigh
Opera Forms Furnish Program For Friday Music Study Club
The January meeting of the Friday morning Music Study Club featured Mrs. W. L. Jackson hosting at Forest Hill Drive. Mrs. Amos and Mrs. Huff led the program on Opera Forms with excerpts from Music of America Magazine notes. Performances included Wagner, Verdi, Mozart and Puccini selections, punctuated by a light lunch after the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
R. T. Amos
A. B. Huff
Amos
Elsa
Wagner
Lawrence Matton
Culler-Frazier Vows Announced
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Frazier announce the marriage of their daughter Jewell to P. L. Culler Jr. in Spartanburg on December 19. The couple will reside at 105 Oakwood Court, with Mr. Culler hailed as son of Mrs. P. L. Culler and the late Perry L Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Culler, Sr
Greer Stret
Jewell Frazier
H. T. Frazier
Spartanburg
Burton McCanless Nuptials Revealed in Miami Beach
Announcement of the December 21 marriage of Miss Mary Duval McCanless of Danbury North Carolina to Frank P Burton Jr of Stuart Florida at First Methodist Church Miami Beach Florida. Mrs Burton a Salem Academy and University of Missouri graduate. Mr Burton a University of Alabama alumnus now in the Army awaiting a January air force commission. They reside in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duval McCanless
W. C. McCanless
Danbury
N. C
Frank P. Burton Jr
F. P. Burton
Stuart
First Methodist Church
Miami Beach
Fle
Army
Air Force
Miami
Burton
High Point College
Curtis Smith Deal Realty Company
High Point
Florida
Club Vets Baldue Into Membership At Meeting
During the business meeting the club voted Mrs. E. M. Baldue into membership. In attendance were twelve regular members plus guests Mrs. R. E. Rodes Mrs. B. C. Huntley Mrs. L. M. H. Reynolds and Mrs. Lawrence Matton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Baldue
R. E. Rodes
B. C. Huntley
L. M. H. Reynolds
Lawrence Matton
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Miss Mann
Sgt. J. W. Hughes
Mary Sue Briggs
Oe Cadman
John R. Peacock
Miss Briggs
Franz Schubert
D Hardelot
Liebe
Grieg
Agner
Mary Ruth Woollen
June Parker
Clara Cole Sherrod
Quality Shoe Store
Bride
Travis B. Bowick
D. C
Mr. Bowick
Tedder-Bowick
Meredith
T. E. McCarter
New York State
Bride War Savings
Sale Woolens
Poplin
Rayon
George Sheeting
George
Culler-Frazier Vows
Richardson
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